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Volleyball downs Wake Forest 3-1
By Paul Crowley | October 28, 2002The volleyball team downed Wake Forest 3-1 Friday, earning a crucial road win that extends Duke's winning run to five.
The volleyball team downed Wake Forest 3-1 Friday, earning a crucial road win that extends Duke's winning run to five.
Running back Chris Douglas took the football on the first play from scrimmage and SMACK!.
After three consecutive narrow loses to top-flight ACC competition, the football team entered Saturday's contest against Maryland hoping to finally come through and earn its first conference...
The men's soccer team improved on last year's 0-2 finish at the Big Four Tournament by defeating UNC Greensboro 2-1, before falling to host UNC Charlotte 1-0 Sunday afternoon.
An offensive resurgence in the second half led to the field hockey team's (11-6) 4-1 victory over Appalachian State (4-13) yesterday.
CHAPEL HILL -- After 110 minutes of fast-paced play at Fetzer Field, the women's soccer team (6-7-2) drew a 0-0 tie from No.
Anson Dorrance, the 24-year head coach of No. 2 North Carolina, held a book signing Wednesday for what has been dubbed "the Bible of women's soccer.
Two highly-regarded prospects visit Duke this weekend, Alison Bales and Brittany Hunter.
Parents' Weekend is all about showing off in front of your parents. You show how much cleaner your room is than last year's was and how much better you're doing in classes this semester.
Luol Deng, the No. 2 men's basketball recruit in the high school class of 2003, will make an official recruiting visit to Duke this weekend.
The number of scholarships for female athletes climbed a percentage point last year to 41.2 percent, according to a new report released by the University Wednesday.
The general sentiment on campus is that it is harder to get into Duke than to stay at Duke.
The women's soccer team continued having problems scoring as it fell to the Virginia Cavaliers 2-0 Wednesday night in Charlottesville, Va.
As Parents' Weekend nears, so too does a crowded Wallace Wade Stadium, chock-full of ear-to-ear smiles and three-person arm embraces as mom and dad reunite with their son or daughter while Duke...
This weekend, parents and siblings will descend on campus, eager to spend the weekend with their hard-working undergraduate kids.
Disappointment characterized yesterday's final round for the men's golf team, as the Blue Devils finished second despite entering Tuesday with a share of the lead.
For most Division I college quarterbacks, high school was a time where dominance was easy and attention came from every angle imaginable.
The bittersweet attitude that accompanied the football team after it narrowly missed the role of David to then-No. 10 N.C.
After a surge in Monday's second round, the men's golf team is tied for the top spot on the leaderboard at the Duke Golf Open.